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Elongated Crushblat
An Elongated Crushblat.
Appears in N/A
Scientific name Pseudoactinia Podimacris
Family Mockiwi
Areas
Attacks Crushes Pikmin

The Elongated Crushblat is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. It is a relative of the Mockiwi that has evolved a more Crushblat-like appearance.


Stats

Game Weight Max.
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Behavior

The Elongated Crushblat is a fairly slow, docile creature, that only kills Pikmin unintentionally, should they happen to be underneath its large feet when it takes its next step.

Locations

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Strategy

The Elongated Crushblat can only be taken out by throwing Pikmin at its knees. Eventually, this will weaken it and cause the towering animal to come crashing down. At this point, it can be finished off by attacking its head.

Notes

Hey! Pikmin Log

"Despite the name, it's a closer relation to the Mockiwi. It is docile in nature and does not attack deliberately. My guess is that its long legs evolved to grant it access to food in hard-to-reach places. Is the abundence of conenient food the reason my species has such short, stubby legs?"

Gallery

Trivia

  • The only time Pikmin can safely walk underneath it is during its "falling down" animation, as these steps are part of the animation and do not crush Pikmin.

See also

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